Foppberg
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Sure, specially at 6M. But that wasn’t the purpose of my message.
Dvorak at #2 is scary bad.
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Sure, specially at 6M. But that wasn’t the purpose of my message.
Dvorak at #2 is scary bad.
Not bad? Dvorak has never produced 40+ and is 25 year old ( the upside is quickly fading)
I’d be more confortable with him as 3rd C that can play 2nd C in case of injury. But in any event, unless Suzuki and Caufield completely dominate, I don’t see this as good enough Cs to make the playoffs.
Dvorak staying or going doesnt change much about their odds. They are going to get caved in regardlessArizona is tanking for Wright
Not bad? Dvorak has never produced 40+ and is 25 year old ( the upside is quickly fading)
Dvorak staying or going doesnt change much about their odds. They are going to get caved in regardless
They'd also want to have some kind of a team for Wright to walk into.
I don’t see 25 as still young although he might have some hidden upside still left. Like I said, Dvorak would be great as 3rd C that can play on the 2nd when injury hits.Arizona as a whole doesn't produce points. The upside is that Dvorak is still young, has more upside outside AZ than he does stuck there. Even if he can produce at a 50pt clip as the 2C, that's solid. That's something I'd move a late 1st to get.
I think Arizona has ALL the scouting people now.If this rumour is true and I'm Arizona I grab any picks Montreal offers.
Then I hire more scouts and development people.
I am not saying he doesn’t. But making a move and banking on it to happen is risky.I'm not going to say that your wrong, anything can happen.
But if you add some context you'll see that Dvorak most likely has plenty of untapped potential. I believe under better circumstances Dvorak has plenty more to give. He's done quite well for us on a crap team with crap linemates, coached crappily.
Dvorak has been “available” for months in the sense that everyone on the roster is available except Chychrun. It’s no secret that Arizona is selling everything for futures. Dvorak’s name keeps coming up because he’s one of the most desirable pieces.I'm not sure I your aware but Dvorak has been available for a couple months now, so the underlying premise of Arizona probably doesn't want to trade him is kind of flawed.
Then I hire more scouts and development people.
If they get Dvorak from the Canes pick that is the ultimate Counter move. Literally brilliant.
Arizona as a whole doesn't produce points. The upside is that Dvorak is still young, has more upside outside AZ than he does stuck there. Even if he can produce at a 50pt clip as the 2C, that's solid. That's something I'd move a late 1st to get.
It's not flawed if you think of the process as open to what the trade market wants to take from you. Like for instance, maybe both Garland and Dvorak were available, but you still make sure to keep one. Plus, it's very likely that Kessel is going out by the trade deadline.I'm not sure I your aware but Dvorak has been available for a couple months now, so the underlying premise of Arizona probably doesn't want to trade him is kind of flawed.
I am not saying he doesn’t. But making a move and banking on it to happen is risky.
If it doesn’t happen, maybe the Habs should have kept the picks and used them to draft and build trough the draft instead of trying to fix on the fly.
Also of course, part of the development is in the NHL (it's unavoidable), and so you need a core of veterans for those young players to sheltered with, and it's better on their morale if they can get some wins (even if playoffs aren't in cards)Keeping the picks and going the draft route has even more risk, no? Those picks might never even reach the NHL. Once you get beyond the first few picks in the draft your odds of finding a regular NHLer drop significantly and the Carolina pick is most likely gonna be a later round pick. Just playin' devil's advocate here, but there's ALWAYS risk.
Edit: It really is all about risk management and taking the right risks. You'd know better than me which is best for MTL.
I'm not sure I your aware but Dvorak has been available for a couple months now, so the underlying premise of Arizona probably doesn't want to trade him is kind of flawed.
Yes let's throw all our chips to build an eternally mediocre team instead of keeping with the re-tool.Why not go all out and get both Hertl as our 2C and Dvorak as our 3C
Trade both 1sts, 2nds, Poehling, Drouin prospects whatever to make it happen!
Suzuki
Hertl
Dvorak
Paquette
I like it!
The Sharks are resisting their rebuild. Hertl is likely the lynch pin, because he's an impending UFA this season. But, as of now Hertl is likely unavailable. They will try to win this year, and maybe without the distraction of Kane around things will be better. Also the division is weak enough for them to go for it.Why not go all out and get both Hertl as our 2C and Dvorak as our 3C
Trade both 1sts, 2nds, Poehling, Drouin prospects whatever to make it happen!
Suzuki
Hertl
Dvorak
Paquette
I like it!
With their picks across the next few drafts they'll probably need more.I think Arizona has ALL the scouting people now.
They should grab all the picks they can.You're months too late. AZ already did that.
Edit: we've actually got enough picks. We need live bodies. Can only have so many prospects come through at once. Gotta stagger contract years, etc.